Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 58% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Bareksten Navy Strength Gin
Special features: This gin presents itself in the so-called Navy Strength with a strong alcohol content of 58%, giving it an intense presence. The bottling forgoes chill filtration and colorings, which particularly preserves the natural flavor profile. The Bareksten Navy Strength Gin comes from Norway and is a distinctive interpretation of classic gin, ideal for lovers of powerful spirits.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fresh juniper notes, accompanied by spicy and earthy herbs as well as a hint of citrus fruits.
Palate: Strong and spicy with a clear dominance of juniper, underpinned by hints of coriander, angelica root, and a light peppery note.
Finish: Long-lasting and dry with a balanced spiciness that harmoniously highlights the high drinking strength.
Distillery/Bottler: Bareksten Spirits is a Norwegian distillery that specializes in traditional craftsmanship with regional botanicals. The philosophy focuses on natural raw materials and a clear, unadulterated representation of the ingredients. The Navy Strength Gin reflects these values and stands for powerful elegance from the far north.
What is the alcohol content of Bareksten Navy Strength Gin?
The alcohol content is 58%. The bottling is not chill-filtered and contains no coloring agent.
What volume does Bareksten Navy Strength Gin have?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The gin has an alcohol content of 58%.
Which country does Bareksten Navy Strength Gin come from?
It comes from Norway. The manufacturer is Bareksten Spirits and the bottler is indicated as Original Bottling.
Is Bareksten Navy Strength Gin chill-filtered or colored?
The bottling is not chill-filtered and has no coloring agent. There is no barrel aging (no barrel maturation).
What flavor notes does Bareksten Navy Strength Gin have?
The palate and aromas are bold and spicy with a distinct juniper dominance, along with hints of coriander and angelica root. The finish is long-lasting and dry with a balanced spiciness.